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<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2005</strong><br />

<strong>Hood</strong> Magazine 25<br />

Class News and Notes<br />

1928<br />

Genevieve Emery Lippy<br />

Gwynedd Square Center, B15C<br />

773 Sumneytown Pike<br />

Lansdale, PA 19446<br />

It is with sincere regret we tell you of the passing<br />

of Grace Lough Zweizig, who died Jan.12,<br />

<strong>2005</strong>, in Allentown, Pa.<br />

1930<br />

Editor, <strong>Hood</strong> Magazine<br />

401 Rosemont Ave.<br />

Frederick, MD 21702<br />

It is with a sad heart that we report the passing<br />

of Dorothy L. Noble, who died Nov. 23, 2004,<br />

in Chestertown, Md.; Elizabeth Cramer Lindsey,<br />

who passed Dec. 31, 2004; and Lou Bennett<br />

Hoover, who died Jan. 23, <strong>2005</strong>.<br />

1931<br />

Mary Blair Lane Patterson<br />

37 Shetland Ct.<br />

Highlands Ranch, CO 80130<br />

(303) 470-0111<br />

(303) 141-0899 (fax)<br />

I talk frequently by phone with Kathryn Wagner<br />

Hartman, who still lives alone in Allentown, Pa.<br />

She is doing well except for eye problems. Kitty<br />

Schnebly Fockler is comfortable in a retirement<br />

facility in Williamsport, Md. Carol Fuller<br />

Chambers is happy in North Carolina and enjoys<br />

living in a large retirement home. Dorothy<br />

Coblentz Hines now lives in Rehoboth Beach,<br />

Del., near a son. Marion Ruth Davis, who lives<br />

alone, is in good heath except for vascular<br />

degeneration. Mary McClintock Davis enjoys<br />

activities in her retirement community and is still<br />

traveling. As for me (Mary Blair Lane<br />

Patterson), I just got back from a trip to Dallas. I<br />

have 13 offspring, including four great grandchildren<br />

living nearby, and enjoy walking and swimming.<br />

Life is good!<br />

1932<br />

Estella Hoffman Rowe<br />

Kelly Manor, Room 316<br />

750 Kelly Dr.<br />

York, PA 17404<br />

Our sincere condolences go out to the families of<br />

Marie Kepner Long, who died Nov. 20, 2004, in<br />

Chambersburg, Pa., and Lucy Erwin Shafer, who<br />

passed Nov. 21, 2004. We are also sad to report<br />

the passing of Carroll Staley James, Oct. 22, 2004,<br />

whose wife, Margaret Sager James, died in 1999.<br />

1934<br />

This class needs a reporter. If you can volunteer,<br />

please contact: The Editor, <strong>Hood</strong> Magazine,<br />

<strong>Hood</strong> <strong>College</strong>, 401 Rosemont Ave., Frederick,<br />

MD 21701-8575; (301) 696-3977, hoodmagcnews@hood.edu.<br />

Condolences to the family of Anna C. Saylor<br />

Bennett, who died April 3, <strong>2005</strong>, in Johnstown, Pa.<br />

1935<br />

Margaret Miller Dietz<br />

183 Irving Rd.<br />

York, PA 17403-3731<br />

(717) 848-8763<br />

cdietzjr@aol.com<br />

1936<br />

Lavenia Hargett Marsh<br />

600 Schley Ave.<br />

Frederick, MD 21702<br />

(301) 663-9396<br />

I really enjoyed the article in the last issue on the<br />

history of <strong>Hood</strong> athletics. It was so good to see<br />

the horseback riders in front of Coblentz Hall and<br />

two of our class members, Poppy and Kaye. I<br />

talked to Rhea “Poppy” Robinson Claggett; she<br />

and Clagg are fine and are enjoying their retirement<br />

living in Bethesda. She is still involved in<br />

Carewear, initiated at <strong>Hood</strong>. Esther Gray writes<br />

that she has moved to a retirement home in<br />

Voorhees, N.J. She likes it very much and says “If I<br />

ever do anything in the city again, I will be sure<br />

to let you know.” Anita Allio McIntire spent<br />

Christmas in Hawaii and Easter in Pine Mt. Lake<br />

in California. I suppose “once a volunteer, always<br />

a volunteer.” She began her Red Cross work in<br />

Staten Island, N.Y., in 1941 and is still keeping<br />

busy with a disaster group in Salinas and<br />

Monterey, Calif. She gets to use her French and<br />

Spanish in phone conversations in the office. Bea<br />

Bomberger Posey writes, “Isn’t it fantastic that<br />

we graduated from <strong>Hood</strong> 69 years ago!” She is<br />

well and happy living in her garden court apartment<br />

in Lititz, Pa. She enjoys her family and<br />

social activities, especially bridge. Helen<br />

Brenneman Lesser is fine and writes that she,<br />

her son Fred and daughter-in-law Connie were<br />

getting ready to retrace a trip through Tennessee<br />

where they had taken their children when they<br />

were young. Their itinerary would make all of us<br />

want to join them. Meanwhile, in July, Helen<br />

plans to go to Black Mountain, N.C., to spend<br />

the summer as she has done for many years. V.V.<br />

Wales Palen says she has no news. But, she says<br />

this winter she experienced the greatest amount<br />

of snow ever in Cape Cod. Also, she attended<br />

weddings, birthday parties and the arrival of a<br />

great grandchild. Esther Willard Sather’s daughter<br />

Carol writes that her mother died March 5,<br />

<strong>2005</strong>. Sincere condolences to all her family.<br />

Condolences also to the families of Mary<br />

Brinham Welty who died Dec. 9, 2004;<br />

Elizabeth Godsell Crocker who passed Oct. 15,<br />

2004; and Thelma Aulenbach Bright who died<br />

June 20, 2004.<br />

1937<br />

Helene Schmauch Schaeffer<br />

134 Stratford Village Way<br />

Sun City Hilton Head<br />

Bluffton, SC 29909-4579<br />

(843) 705-6111<br />

haws@hargray.com<br />

Thanks to all who responded to my plea for<br />

news. As we are all 90 or about to be, our news<br />

is mostly changes of address, laments about no<br />

longer being able to drive, pacemakers, ailments<br />

and great grandchildren. However, most of us are<br />

still maintaining active lifestyles, and I can even<br />

report a marriage; so read on. Betty Anderson<br />

Blair plays bridge, participates in a church Bible<br />

study group and reads. Two children live nearbybut<br />

her oldest son lives in Santa Fe, N.M. Betty<br />

Austermuhl Lehman enjoys that her daughter,<br />

Judy Lehman Ballinger ‘67, lives with her. For<br />

Betty, Cape May Point is paradise. Pat Baldwin<br />

Hoffman is seldom in her room at her retirement<br />

residence. She continues to share her genial personality<br />

and ready wit with all the others. Lu<br />

Glock Graham still lives in her condo and still<br />

drives. Her daughter Ann lives close by. Louise<br />

“Lukie” Kling Tefft, despite her handicap of<br />

macular degeneration, has a very positive outlook<br />

on life. “As long as I can live alone, have a cat,<br />

bake cookies and go out for dinner, I am not<br />

griping,” she said. She cherishes the friendship of<br />

a couple from Warren, Pa., and with them visited<br />

the Grand Canyon in March 2004. Fran Mahony<br />

Dye’s condo was badly damaged by two hurricanes;<br />

her new address is: 1600 N E Dixie<br />

Highway, Unit 101-1, Jensen Beach, FL 34957. In<br />

May 2004 she and Del took a trans-Atlantic cruise<br />

to Portugal. Midge McFerran Wuetig is proud<br />

of her grandchildren. Her youngest is a sophomore<br />

at American Univ. in Washington, D.C., two<br />

are pursuing their master’s degrees at Villanova<br />

Univ. and two have business careers in Greece.<br />

After living in Maryland since birth, Mickey<br />

McKee Wilson has moved to a retirement home<br />

to be near her daughters. Her new address is:<br />

201 Brooksby Village Dr., CC 623, Peabody, MA<br />

01960. She is happy in her small but modern<br />

Deadlines for Class Columnists<br />

Class columnists reporting for even years should submit their columns to the editor by<br />

Oct. 15 each year. Class columnists reporting for odd years should submit their columns<br />

to the editor by May 1 each year. Classes 1936 and before may report in each issue.<br />

You are welcome and encouraged to continually update the <strong>College</strong> with address changes,<br />

job or title changes, marriages, births and deaths. You do not have to wait until your class<br />

column is due. Please send the information to:<br />

Editor, <strong>Hood</strong> Magazine<br />

<strong>Hood</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

401 Rosemont Avenue<br />

Frederick, MD 21701<br />

or e-mail hoodmagcnews@hood.edu

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